... < 0.001), whereas shoulder injuries was more than twice as high for males (18 %) as for females (7 %) ( P < 0.001). These gender differences were observed in all four skiing/boarding ability groups. Snowboarders suffered more fractures (29 %) than the others, but fracture of the lower leg was uncommon...

... %) ( P <0.001), whereas shoulder injuries was twice as high in males (16 %) as in females (7 %) ( P <0.001). As percent of all injuries injured snowboarders suffered more fractures (30 %) than skiboarders (27 %), alpine (22 %), and telemark skiers (18 %) ( P <0.001), but fracture of the lower...

... ( P <0.001), whereas shoulder injuries were twice as high in males (17 %) as in females (8 %) ( P <0.001). As a percentage of all injuries, skiboarders suffered more fractures (34 %) than snowboarders (33 %), telemarkers (26 %), and alpine skiers (22 %) ( P <0.001), but fracture of the lower...

... for less than 10 % of the injuries. Wrist injuries were most common among injured snowboarders and knee injuries among injured alpine skiers. The percentage of knee injuries was almost twice as high for females compared to males throughout the period ( p <0.001). The prevalence of lower leg fracture...

... was almost twice as high for females compared to males, both in skiers and snowboarders ( P <0.001). As percent of all injuries, injured snowboarders suffered more fractures (35 %) than skiboarders (30 %), telemark (24 %) and alpine skiers (22 %) ( P <0.001), but fracture of the lower leg was uncommon...

...), but the percentage of knee injuries was almost twice as high for females compared to males in alpine skiers and snowboarders (P < 0.001). As percent of all injuries injured snowboarders suffered more fractures (33%) than alpine (20%) and telemark skiers (19%) (P < 0.001), but fracture of the lower leg...